Organised by Hampshire Teaching & Leadership

College and CAS Southeast region

When: 30th June 2016

Where: Winchester

Booking here:

https://goo.gl/OdAunz

It is my pleasure to

co-organise and present at

the CAS Wessex Primary

Computing conference.

This year we are combining

our conference with the

Hampshire ICT Conference

supported by the new CAS region.

As I travel round the country supporting other

conferences I meet wonderful educators who

bring all areas of computing to life. It is just

great to bring them back here and I know you

will learn as much as I have.

Phil Bagge

Author code-it.co.uk resources

Teacher & Computing Inspector

Dr Jo Badge

Jo is a fantastic

teacher based in

Leicester. She is a

CAS Master

teacher and CAS

Hub leader,

Google certified

teacher and Open University associate lecturer. I

met Jo on a Scratch course I led in Leicester and I

realised straight away that she was someone I

could learn from. You may be interested in

viewing her DfE video on teaching Computing.

https://youtu.be/HvopGuX3_SI

Alan Mackenzie works around the country with a specific remit for child protection

on the internet. As an ambassador for the Child Exploitation and Online Protection

Centre and an associate member of the UK council for Child Internet Safety, he is

passionate about all children receiving appropriate online safety training so that

children can enjoy the wonders of technology – safely. His opinion and experience

has been sought from organizations such as BBC Breakfast, BBC Five Live and local

radio stations. The Guardian newspaper and the Family Online Safety Institute in the

U.S. amongst others. Other wonderful presenters include:

Michelle

Brayford

Jon

Chippendal

Emma

Goto

Peter

Gaynord

This comment summed up the responses from last year’s conference

It was very helpful in helping me to determine next steps for my school. A really good opportunity to try new

things, explore ideas, reflect on issues and share thoughts with colleagues. CAS Wessex Delegate 2015

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Organised by Hampshire Teaching & Leadership

College and CAS Southeast region

When: 30th June 2016

Where: Winchester

Booking here:

https://goo.gl/OdAunz Video Advert

Keynote Speaker

Phil Bagge

Computing from bolt on to mission critical

Phil Bagge will be explaining how schools can harness elements of the

computing curriculum to drive up standards and improve thinking and learning

in other areas of the curriculum. How schools can move beyond supporting the

wider curriculum with technology to extending and deepening learning through

computing principles. He will be drawing on his extensive teaching and school

support work to provide exciting examples where combining computing with

other subjects has created something far greater than just the sum of the parts.

Phil works for Hampshire County Council as a Computing Inspector/Advisor, he is a CAS

Master teacher and teaches for two and a half days a week. He shares his learning journey

on his website code-it.co.uk. He is a contributing editor to “Compute-IT”, a key stage three

scheme of work published by Hodder and has recently written “How to Teach Primary Pro-

gramming using Scratch” produced by University of Buckingham Press. He was involved in

the drafting stages with writing the new Computing National Curriculum. Above all he is

passionate about the necessity for struggle and failure within computing and the im-

portance for our pupils of embracing these across the curriculum. Waiting to deliver a keynote at Derbyshire

conference

Delivering a keynote at

London Grid For Learning

Conference

Interviewed in Amsterdam at the shift

happens conference

Organised by Hampshire Teaching & Leadership

College and CAS Southeast region

When: 30th June 2016

Where: Winchester

Booking here:

https://goo.gl/OdAunz

It is my pleasure to co-organise the

Hampshire/CAS Wessex Primary

Computing conference.

This year we are combining

conferences so that delegates are

inspired to get the most out of all

areas of computing, Digital

Literacy, Information Technology,

Online Safety & Computer

Science.

We welcome primary educators

from across the region and from

any type of school.

Sue Savory

Hampshire Computing Inspector

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Michelle Brayford is an

outstanding practising

classroom teacher. She

now teaches in a two-form

entry primary on the edge

of Maidstone. Although

she is delighted to see

Computing in the National

Curriculum, the key to the

way she uses technology is to

support and enrich all other subjects. An avid network-

er, she keeps in close communication with colleagues

throughout the UK – and across the globe indeed – in

primary and secondary settings, liaising to identify,

share and adopt good practice. Initiatives such as Digi-

tal Leaders, quadblogging, and 100 word challenge

have empowered her colleagues and motivated their

pupils.

Some of the great topics covered this year

include:

Using classroom formative assessment tools

Combining DT & Computing using Crumbles

Using creative commons images to enhance

digital literacy projects

Making the best of free apps to support all

areas of the primary curriculum

Educating the whole school in online safety

Using social media in a positive way

Engaging children with how networks & the

Internet works

Exciting KS1 & KS2 programming projects

Assessing computing & lots more

Jon Chippendal teaches at Crumpsall Lane Primary

School in Manchester where he is the computing

leader. He was one of the authors of the DfE funded

Barefoot Computing resources, which have helped

thousands of teachers across the country to deliver

computer science in their schools. Jon is a CAS Master

Teacher and runs the computing blog www.primarycomputing.co.uk.

He works as a computing consultant to a variety of organisations in-

cluding The University of Manchester, where he champions engineer-

ing in primary schools.

Join Sue Savory, Phil Bagge, Michelle Brayford, Jon Chippendal,

Emma Goto, Jo Badge, Alan Mackenzie, Phil Wickens, Peter

Gaynord, Will Franklin and many more on the 30th of June 2016